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ProblemsTeenagers gain an increasing amount of independence from their parents as they enter middle and high school. Unlike the early years, kids in this age group often look to friends instead of parents for guidance. The pressure to fit in and be part of the "cool crowd" clouds the judgment of vulnerable kids. -------------------------------------------------

Bullying
Bullying frequently occurs in the halls of high schools. It ranges from easily identifiable fist-fights to subtle, emotional attacks to the victim. Types of Bullying
Bullying takes on several forms including:
* Physical threats and violence
* Verbal attacks and abuse
* Cyber bullyingPhysical bullying is often the first thing that typically comes to mind. Yet verbal attacks affect the victim in many of the same ways. Bullying may lead to other social problems, such as low self-esteem and making poor choices. Effects

The type of bullying may vary, but the effects follow a common pattern in teens. The victims often struggle with acceptance after suffering at the hands of a bully. The victim may experience: * Fear and withdrawal from normal activities where they may encounter the bully * Anxiety and depression

* Stress
* Poor self-esteem
* Headaches, stomach ailments and other physical problems -------------------------------------------------
Peer PressureOn a daily basis, teens influence their peers on everything from clothes to illegal activities. Why do they allow themselves to be swayed by peers? Fitting in and avoiding taunts is a major factor. No one wants to be left out. Kids who are curious about a certain behavior may decide to try, particularly if they think everyone else is doing it. Drinking or smoking at a party is a good example. A teen may decide to satisfy his curiosity if all of the other party guests are consuming alcohol. Ads by Google

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Identifying Barriers Experienced by Human Service Clients
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April 7, 2010
BSHS/305
Professor Bill Eady
Problems Facing Human Services Clients
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Hi! I am Delyara! I am 16 years old and I’m very interested in everything that surrounds the teenagers: their problems, success, lifestile,etc.
And I’d like to stop at the problems, because problems are the difficulties that need attention and thought. We can meet them everywhere in our life: in a family, in a street, at school, future career, love…
East or west home is best; There is no place like home; Home, sweet home… These are very popular and widely known proverbs. Teenagers adore traveling. We want to see as more countries as possible; to meet various people of diffrent nationalities, in short we want to take of life as much as life can permit us. But the only place where we feel ourselves comfortable, protected is our home.
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...Issues and Problems |
Hum/111Helen LeonardAug. 24, 2012 |
Latonya Ballard |
Title | Discerning the Difference Between Issues and Problems |
Assessment A: Distinguishing Between an Issue and a Problem |
'They said one hit wouldn't hurt.' What problems or issues do you see with this? |
Mostly issues - people might have different opinions on if a single hit could hurt, much less kill you as in the commercial. |
It's a problem - I think most people would agree that a single use of drugs could potentially be deadly. |
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OK, so as far as this video is concerned, our challenge is to keep kids from even trying drugs. How do we express that? I would say something like 'How can we prevent adolescents from experimenting with drugs?' |
That is way too general. |
That is a bit general. |
That is a bit specific. |
That is way too specific. |
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Well, how do we do that? It's a broad issue and there is no single answer to solve it. |
We need to just try every solution we can think of. Even if they don't work, we'll make progress. |
We need to try to turn this problem into an issue. They are easier to handle. |
We need to come up with as many ways to express the problem as possible. |
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Oh. I guess that makes sense! So, let's try – do you think we can do this now?. |
At lunch? No - we need to do a lot more research and thinking...